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I accidentally pressed some links on the internet that strange websites popped up. After that, there are events on my calendar that cannot be deleted - the events pop up everyday. How do I check if there are viruses in my iphone and how do I fix this? How do I delete these events?
(When I tapped on this event, unlike other events, there is no delete button. Does this mean that my iphone has had virus?)
iPhone XR, iOS 13
You subscribed to a spammer’s calendar.
Find and remove the rogue calendar.
How to unsubscribe from calendars on your iPhone - Apple Support
Lots of scams aroundM too—phone calls with spoofed senders, fake Apple support mail, all sorts of tricks:
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
Clicking on stuff in spam mail (such as “unsubscribe” links) and in calendar entries will likely just draw more spam and more scams.
Oh, and many add-on VPN apps are, well, sketchy.
You subscribed to a spammer’s calendar.
Find and remove the rogue calendar.
How to unsubscribe from calendars on your iPhone - Apple Support
Lots of scams aroundM too—phone calls with spoofed senders, fake Apple support mail, all sorts of tricks:
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
Clicking on stuff in spam mail (such as “unsubscribe” links) and in calendar entries will likely just draw more spam and more scams.
Oh, and many add-on VPN apps are, well, sketchy.
Threats from the internet
